Subscribe to newsletter
Our Research
Research Areas
Addictions
Aging & Geriatrics
Behavior Change
Biostatistics
Cancer
Cardiovascular Health
Child & Adolescent Health
Chronic Illness Management
Health Informatics
Health Services & Economics
Healthy Communities
Medication Use & Patient Safety
Mental Health
Obesity
Preventive Medicine
Social Determinants of Health
Vaccines & Infectious Diseases | COVID-19
Our Scientists
Adjunct Researchers
Affiliate Investigators
Collaborate with Us
Our Publications
Research Funding Sources
Grants Awarded
News and Events
Healthy Findings Blog
KPWHRI in the Media
Recent News
Events
KPWHRI Newsletter
Sign up for KPWHRI news
Recent videos
Get Involved
Be Part of a Study
Institutional Review Board
Should You Join a Study?
Protecting Your Privacy
About Us
KPWHRI Leadership
Career Opportunities
Capabilities
Research Clinic
Survey Research Program
Information Resources & Technologies
Research Communications
Learning Health System Program
Live Healthy
Top Topics
Back Pain
Healthy Aging
Healthy Weight
Mental Health
Quit Smoking
Vaccines
test
Healthy Findings Blog
Home
>
News and Events
Seattle to host premier health services research meeting
Thousands of national health care and policy experts will attend the 2018 AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting.
KP Washington reduces use of antibiotics for upper respiratory infections
Dr. Angie Sparks describes key strategies of peer-comparison reporting and leaders supporting a learning community.
Dementia risk isn’t higher in people who take proton pump inhibitors
Dr. Sascha Dublin explores what this reassuring finding from the Kaiser Permanente-UW ACT study means for patients with acid reflux.
Unbroken Brain: A Revolutionary New Way of Understanding Addiction — Required reading for…
A science journalist living with addiction says it may be a learning disorder. Virginia Immanuel reviews Maia Szalavitz’ book about comprehensive addiction solutions.
Video: Moving to Health
Where you live can affect your health, and a $2.67-million NIDDK-funded UW/KPWHRI project explores how.
SIRC 4th Biennial Conference: We opened Pandora’s Box of implementation questions
Dr. Cara Lewis and Callie Walsh-Bailey describe a meeting that generated as many questions as answers — and why that’s a good thing.
And when I’m 84?
Clinicians, researchers, and Beatles fans take note: Older people’s needs are diverse and constantly changing, Dr. Eric B. Larson writes.
← Previous
1
…
22
23
24
25
(current)
26
27
28
…
62
Next →
Stay connected:
Subscribe to our newsletter!